Robyn

My story

Meet Robyn!Robyn’s world turned upside down when her person passed away, and she was left at the Greenville shelter. With the shelter at full capacity, this sweet senior girl suddenly found herself at risk of euthanasia.Thankfully, she’s now safe with us and on the lookout for a brand-new nest to land in and call home!When Robyn arrived, her skin was in rough shape — inflamed, painful hot spots left her red and raw. After a soothing medicated bath, some TLC, and a cozy sweater, she’s already looking and feeling so much better!She does have a soft, rubbery mass on her side that we suspect is a lipoma. Lipomas are very common in senior dogs and are typically benign, painless, and nothing to worry about!Now, on to the fun stuff...At 10 years old and 16 pounds, Robyn is a laid-back little lady who has fully embraced the senior lifestyle!She’s a kennel pro, calm, quiet, and living for the simple things — like curling up next to her people, scoring the best nap spots, and soaking up all the gentle pets she can get. Lap time? Yes, please!She walks well on a leash when it’s time for her daily steps and is a perfect passenger princess in the car... especially when there’s a pup cup involved! She’s a classic senior sweetheart, looking for her next soft place to land and a family to love her through her golden years. If you’ve got an empty lap and a heart full of love, Robyn’s ready to be your girl.To have your home considered for adoption, read about our adoption process or fees, and find out about interstate transport (dogs only), please visit our website.https://longwayhome.org/apply ❤ Long Way Home makes no guarantees on breed--most animals we receive from shelters are mixed breeds. As long as they need rescue, that's what is most important to us.

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